Social, Political and Economic factors of UK population change
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- Created on: 21-03-16 19:16
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- Why has the structure of the UK's population changed?
- Social
- Changing status of women
- Having children later or focusing on careers
- Many women who put off having children until later struggle with fertility levels
- Decreasing birthrate across Europe
- Avg age of women having their first child in 1971 was 26 years old
- In 2002, it was 29 years old
- Working full time
- Having children later or focusing on careers
- Changing status of women
- Economic
- Changing work patterns are one of the major factors
- Decline in primary and secondary industries
- Increase in tertiary industries (provision of services)
- Primary industry decline due to mechanisation
- Global shift of manufacturing to SE Asia - cheaper labour and less people in the secondary industries
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- Rise in school leaving age
- 1918 = 14
- 1947 = 15
- 1972 = 16
- Rise in school leaving age
- 1918 = 14
- 1947 = 15
- 1972 = 16
- 1972 = 16
- 1947 = 15
- 1918 = 14
- Rise in school leaving age
- 1972 = 16
- 1947 = 15
- 1918 = 14
- Decline in primary and secondary industries
- Changing work patterns are one of the major factors
- Political
- Availability and awareness of contraception
- Family planning clinics
- Limiting family size
- Family planning clinics
- Family planning clinics
- Limiting family size
- Legal abortion
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- Availability and awareness of contraception
- Social
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